Ona Weddle

I met Betsy when she worked at the Clermont IGA with my husband (Dan McCullough). We hung out together for a while but then lost touch after a while. I am saddened by Betsy's passing. After seeing her face book posts of late I saw she was having difficulties, but I also saw she was surrounded by many people who loved and cared for her. I prayed for Betsy that God's hand would touch her. I know that we would like to say He didn't heal her. But I think that she was healed. Betsy received the perfect healing for she is now resting fully healed in the hands of Jesus.

MOM COLTS WON TODAY HECK YOU KNOW THAT IM SURE HEAVEN HAS A BLUE CREW UP THERE .. I MISS YOU YOUR PAIN IN THE ASS SON *SCOTT*

Even miles apart Al & I enjoyed keeping up with and family on Facebook. She had lots of energy and was always with a smile. We lived in Muncie,In. (Ball St!) for a year in the mid 70's, fun time with Betsy and her family. RIP, dear Betsy.

What a beautiful lady! She was always so kind to everyone!!!! Our deepest condolences to Scotty and all the family..she will be missed by all who knew her⚘️

Betsy came into my life when she dated my brother way back in the 1960s. I was so happy to reconnect with her a few years ago and to keep up on Facebook. I liked to say we were almost sisters in law, but our real love connection was thru our shared faith. She was a sweet friend...I'm thankful that she is no longer in pain. Rest in peace sister. Sharon Armbruster Clark